Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t do it. Looks pathetic.
I wouldn't think a man is pathetic if he sent me a letter telling me of an affair that his wife has with my DH, ESPECIALLY if it involved unprotected sex. This isn't an emotional issue, it's a health issue, and some "harmless" STDs can cause cancer.
I'd be grateful that I have facts and can be proactive in keeping myself healthy.
Sex was unprotected. I went through testing and it was humiliating.
Did you catch anything? If you didn’t, that tends to suggests she’s not carrying anything that would infect him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^ who cares. Play with fire, you will get burned.
And there’s the rub. This isn’t about helping him, it’s about OP lashing out at her. The sad thing is, the only thing OP is going to prove is how much real estate the other woman is taking up in OP’s head, while the other woman couldn’t care less about OP.
Sending this letter isn’t going to help you heal, OP. All it will do is destroy his world the way yours has been destroyed. I don’t know why you would want to do that to another person. Just let them have their divorce and focus on yourself.
Anonymous wrote:^ who cares. Play with fire, you will get burned.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t do it. Looks pathetic.
I wouldn't think a man is pathetic if he sent me a letter telling me of an affair that his wife has with my DH, ESPECIALLY if it involved unprotected sex. This isn't an emotional issue, it's a health issue, and some "harmless" STDs can cause cancer.
I'd be grateful that I have facts and can be proactive in keeping myself healthy.
Sex was unprotected. I went through testing and it was humiliating.
Did you catch anything? If you didn’t, that tends to suggests she’s not carrying anything that would infect him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t do it. Looks pathetic.
I wouldn't think a man is pathetic if he sent me a letter telling me of an affair that his wife has with my DH, ESPECIALLY if it involved unprotected sex. This isn't an emotional issue, it's a health issue, and some "harmless" STDs can cause cancer.
I'd be grateful that I have facts and can be proactive in keeping myself healthy.
Sex was unprotected. I went through testing and it was humiliating.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP I will tell you this. I had a DH who cheated for years and I didn't know. One friend told me about one affair and I was completely devastated. Another told me about the others once we had split up. I was devastated again and it completely crushed my confidence in myself for YEARS.
I didn't need to know about all the details, I didn't benefit at all.
Please do not send a letter to this poor man.
I have a pact with my spouse that we both do NOT want to know if the other cheated. So I would be pissed if I got this letter
That’s you. They did not have a pact. She does it all behind his back. He’s completely clueless.
I talked to her once.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t do it. Looks pathetic.
I wouldn't think a man is pathetic if he sent me a letter telling me of an affair that his wife has with my DH, ESPECIALLY if it involved unprotected sex. This isn't an emotional issue, it's a health issue, and some "harmless" STDs can cause cancer.
I'd be grateful that I have facts and can be proactive in keeping myself healthy.
Sex was unprotected. I went through testing and it was humiliating.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP I will tell you this. I had a DH who cheated for years and I didn't know. One friend told me about one affair and I was completely devastated. Another told me about the others once we had split up. I was devastated again and it completely crushed my confidence in myself for YEARS.
I didn't need to know about all the details, I didn't benefit at all.
Please do not send a letter to this poor man.
You look like an idiot if all your friends know except for you, is that really how you wanted your life to carry on? I would rather know and have the chance to live in reality, grieve, and then move on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do you assume he doesn't already know?
She’s had multiple and is a pathological, manipulative liar. He’s clueless. She plans to divorce him and make him think it’s his fault.
If she's planning to divorce him, he'll be free of her soon either way.
But he will not have to pay as much $ with this proof.
Only if you're willing to testify in their divorce trial. Evidence from anonymous sources that can't be verified generally isn't admissible.
Gladly
But you just said you're sending it anonymously with nothing to link it to you or your spouse. How will you testify if he can't contact you?
I will get burner phone for contact
Anonymous wrote:OP I will tell you this. I had a DH who cheated for years and I didn't know. One friend told me about one affair and I was completely devastated. Another told me about the others once we had split up. I was devastated again and it completely crushed my confidence in myself for YEARS.
I didn't need to know about all the details, I didn't benefit at all.
Please do not send a letter to this poor man.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t do it. Looks pathetic.
I wouldn't think a man is pathetic if he sent me a letter telling me of an affair that his wife has with my DH, ESPECIALLY if it involved unprotected sex. This isn't an emotional issue, it's a health issue, and some "harmless" STDs can cause cancer.
I'd be grateful that I have facts and can be proactive in keeping myself healthy.